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bassballer

04-02-2013 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Pete_G (Post 992560)

It's all about the 3730 when it comes to Plano's and bigger plugs and gear. It's a Plano box for men. It eats giant topwater plugs for a snack. Storing the box effectively is the tricky part.

If you can survive without the big boxes Shimano's boat bags aren't bad either. Rigid frames make it easy to slide the boxes in and out of the bag.

I find a lot of these boat bags work well for a while but then a zipper fails, usually in fairly short order, and then I hate the bag for the rest of its short life.

yeah thats my whole issue now pete. I have 7 3730's all over the place.

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04-02-2013 01:12 PM

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joebe

04-04-2013 03:27 PM

Boat Bags

Yellow Bass Pro Bags, cheap enough that after a few years if they are bad throw them out. Fill em with plano boxes. That way I can mix and match as the season progresses. Fluke to Bass to Albies etc...

Got Stripers

04-05-2013 11:10 AM

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I rep a company in NC that builds all aluminum custom air handlers, they built a custom box to fit in my T-top where an electronics box would typically go. It's designed to take 10 plano 3700's and a couple bins for emergency gear paper work etc. Keeps me from having to load up every trip.

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